Moisture Responded Transformable Property Of Intelligent Coolness Knitted Fabrics For Sportswear Clothings

Kim, Hyun Ah; Kim, Seung Jin

doi:10.1515/aut-2016-0013

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“…On the other hand, high functional fibers have become applicable to intelligent textile materials, where self-regulating control of cold and hot weather is possible by the release and absorption of heat [6,12]. Among them, cool textile materials used in hot weather are made from phase change materials (PCM) [6,13,14] and moistureresponded transformable (MRT) fiber [14,32], which are called intelligent textiles or smart textiles. Recently, Mather [33] proposed that PCM, shape memory polymers (SMPs), and breathable fabrics, including thermochromism and photochromism, could apply to intelligent textiles.…”

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“…Recently, Mather [33] proposed that PCM, shape memory polymers (SMPs), and breathable fabrics, including thermochromism and photochromism, could apply to intelligent textiles. The MRT fiber was developed by Teijin in Japan, which has been commercialized to knitted fabrics for sportswear [32]. MRT fibers are expanded after moisture absorption like the hygral expansion (HE) of wool fibers.…”

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“…MRT fibers are expanded after moisture absorption like the hygral expansion (HE) of wool fibers. Kim and Kim [32] examined the physical properties of Huvis elastic fiber (HEF) developed by Huvis Co. Ltd. in Korea, which is similar to the MRT fiber of Teijin in Japan. Many studies [24,[34][35][36][37][38][39][40][41][42][43] focused on improving the coolness feeling characteristics of sweating have been carried out using fabric manufacturing technology by combining hydrophobic and hydrophilic yarns.…”

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Recently, high performance functional textile goods have been commercialized using various ceramic nano-powders such as ZrC, Al2O3, SiO2, ZnO, ATO and TiO2 embedded in the yarns and fabrics. This study examines warm-cool feeling characteristics of ceramic incorporated fabrics with their process, characterization and thermal characteristics. This topic is divided as follows : review (introduction), preparation (experimental), characterization with thermal property (results and discussion), and summary. As a review, heat release and storage properties of the various ceramic embedded fabrics are introduced and multifunctional properties of different ceramic-embedded fabrics such as UV-cut and anti-static with thermal wear comfort are reviewed with types of ceramic particles embedded in the yarns through the literatures published up to now. In addition, warm-cool feelings of ceramic-embedded fabrics prepared in this study are compared and summarized with dye-affinity, color-fastness and tactile wearing performance of the ceramic-embedded fabrics. Finally, future prospect for application to textiles of ceramic materials are proposed.

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Warp knitted mesh fabric was usually applied to sportswear due to good air transmission, but without multilayer structure and one-way transport property. In order to solve this problem, the miss-lapping structure was applied to examine the possibility to fabricate multilayer and improve water transport in warp knitting structure. Besides, the effect of thread type and warp density on comfort properties were also exploited to enhance the moisture management. The moisture management test, water vapor permeability and air permeability were examined. Long float at the back side in structure I formed by miss-lapping could improve liquid transport and air permeability, but slightly reduce water vapor permeability. With proper density, there existed the optimal one-way transport capacity and overall moisture management. Warp density in 20 cpc was an optimal parameter of knitting process. Taking advantage of miss-lapping, sample 5 where polypropylene was partly threaded on GB1 provided best moisture management, water vapor permeability and air permeability.

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Factors Affecting the Sweat-Drying Performance of Active Sportswear—A Review

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Quick drying is one of the most crucial factors in the comfort and performance of active sportswear clothing. It helps to keep the wearer dry and comfortable by effectively wicking away sweat and moisture from the body. In the light of this, a substantial number of previous researchers have identified fabric properties and types that have a significant impact on fabric drying performance. Studies have also been conducted to examine the impact of fabric drying on human physiology during sports-related activities. However, there are still some technical knowledge gaps in the existing literature related to the drying performance of active sportswear fabrics. This review article provides a critical analysis of the literature on the impact of various fabric attributes as well as the physiological and environmental factors on moisture management and drying performance. The key issues in this field are determined so that future research can be directed and this scientific field can advance in order to improve the overall performance of active sportswear fabrics.

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Moisture Responded Transformable Property Of Intelligent Coolness Knitted Fabrics For Sportswear Clothings

Cited by 3 publications

References 7 publications

Warm/Cool Feeling Characteristics of Ceramic-Incorporated Fabrics: Process, Characterization, and Thermal Properties

Warm/Cool Feeling Characteristics of Ceramic-Incorporated Fabrics: Process, Characterization, and Thermal Properties

Development of tricot warp knitted fabrics with moisture management for casual shirt

Factors Affecting the Sweat-Drying Performance of Active Sportswear—A Review

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